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Can't Combine Ha and RGB from OSC camera

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(@whixson)
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I have a QHY268C OSC camera. I did a regular RGB color image using Adaptive Airy Disk Debayer and then took images with a Ha filter and debayered using the Extract Ha debayer. In the color combine module, I set the formula to HaRGB 1. I loaded the RAGB image and assigned it to red, green and blue. I loaded the Ha image and assigned it to Ha. When I hit Calculate, it said the image dimensions or bit depth wasn't compatible. Any suggestions?

 

Wayne



   
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(@whixson)
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OK I've gone back and made sure the two masters were registered to each other and saved the registered frames, they had the same dimensions. Still can't combine them in the color combine module!

Wayne



   
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(@Anonymous 174)
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I think you need to split the RGB data first with “split channels” in tab 2, then register and normalize all data together. 



   
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